On which base you are classified the data.

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On which base you are classified the data. #6

Closed zeeno95 closed 2 years ago

zeeno95 commented 2 years ago

On which base you are classified the data. I'm not getting how to classify the data??

jayxsinha commented 2 years ago

In NSL-KDD, we are grouping up different attacks in a one-up category. This is a very common practice for NSL-KDD dataset, look it up! Reason: With 39 attacks types and normal, making it to 40, we don't have enough balanced data for each category, that's why one-up grouping is needed.

Hope this helps.

zeeno95 commented 2 years ago

what about the unsw-nb15 dataset on which base you are classified the data?